University of the Pacific

Finished her Pacific career with 42 goals in 119 games, scoring in 30 games with seven multi-goal games, three hat tricks and a four-goal game.

2016 (Senior)
Played in 31 of 33 games with 28 goals and 19 assists. Scored in 18 of 31 games with six multi-goal games, two hat tricks and a four-goal performance. Scored her career high with four goals against Fresno Pacific (Apr. 8), added hat tricks against No. 24 CSU Bakersfield, and No. 15 San Diego State (May 1) in the Golden Coast Conference Championship Game. Handed out 19 assists, including a pair of games with two helpers: against No. 21 Cal Baptist (Apr. 2) and Santa Clara (Apr. 23). Added two goals in the GCC Semifinals against No. 23 Cal Baptist (Apr. 30) to finish the tournament with five goals and three assists. Recorded 31 steals defensively on the season.

2015 (Junior)
Torre appeared in all 26 games for Pacific and tallied six goals with five assists. On the defensive end, she posted 10 steals. Torre scored in six separate games, hitting the back of the cage in a win over No. 11 UC San Diego (Feb. 15), against No. 8 San Jose State (Feb. 21), Michigan (Feb. 22), No. 10 Princeton (Mar. 14), Santa Clara (Mar. 18) and in the GCC Championship Quarterfinal win over Fresno Pacific (Apr. 23). In the Tigers'' victory in the GCC Championship Third Place Game, Torre posted a pivotal field block on the goal line defending the empty cage in a 5-on-6 situation after the  goalkeeper was excluded.

2014 (Sophomore)
Torre appeared in 30 games for the Tigers and posted seven goals and 10 assists. Posted a career-high three goals for a hat trick against Notre Dame College (Mar. 16). Also found the back of the cage against Azuza Pacific (Jan. 25), Gannon (Mar. 15), Redlands (Mar. 22), and Cal Baptist in the GCC quarterfinals (Apr. 24).

2013 (Freshman)
Seeing time in all 32 of Pacific''s matches, Torre provided a key spark off the bench for the Tigers in her freshman season. Her lone goal came versus Azusa Pacific (Feb. 2), and she added 11 drawn ejections, nine steals and four assists.

High School
Torre prepped at nearby St. Mary''s High School, earning three letters in water polo for the Rams. She earned Tri-City League Most Valuable Player honors and was a first-team all-conference selection in 2012. She was also named St. Mary''s Female Athlete of the Year as a senior. Under head coach Dragan Bakic, a four-time All-America selection for Pacific''s men''s water polo program, Torre led her squad to league titles in 2010, 2011 and 2012, going undefeated in conference play each season. As a senior, she racked up 89 goals to go along with 45 assists and 30 steals.

Club
A member of the Stockton Water Polo Club for four seasons, Nee led her team to a third-place finish at the 2011 Junior Olympics.

Personal
Torre was born in Stockton and is the daughter of Gary and Deb Torre. She has an older sister, Stacie, who played golf for Sacramento State.